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Young boy loses all four limbs due to complications caused by rare coronavirus-related illness
Autman brought her son to the hospital where doctors proceeded to amputate his right leg due to a rare coronavirus-related illness called MIS-C.
AstraZeneca EU supply chain shortfall continues in second quarter
The UK government has vaccinated millions of Britons with the AstraZeneca jab since late last year.
US in mourning over 500,000 Covid deaths, UK sees hope
Countries like the United States have contributed money for procurement to supply poor countries, but the WHO said funds are useless if no vaccines are available.
Pubs, outdoor cafes set to reopen as UK eases lockdown
One in three adults in the UK has already received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Australia starts vaccine rollout amid controversy
The vaccination campaign is beginning with imported doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine and a later phase will use locally manufactured AstraZeneca shots.
US nears 500,000 Covid deaths
The freezing weather and snow storms that hit the United States for over a week have slowed the nation's vaccine efforts, with some six million doses delayed.
UK experts pinpoint animals most likely to cause next coronavirus outbreak
The study aims to promote thorough monitoring of animals that are likely to breed coronaviruses, and not to demonise them.
When will kids get vaccinated for COVID-19?
The FDA and the CDC must accept the results of the clinical trials of the COVID-19 vaccine on children before their age group can be vaccinated.
WHO backs AstraZeneca jab in boost for poor countries
Governments are pinning their hopes on vaccines to end a pandemic that has killed more than 2.4 million people, but some rollouts are continuing to attract controversy.
Dementia patients at higher risk of contracting COVID-19, hospitalisation
Some of the risk factors of dementia are genetics/family history, smoking, alcohol use, atherosclerosis, cholesterol, diabetes, and mild cognitive impairment.
WHO approves AstraZeneca jabs for Covid variants, over-65s
However, the AstraZeneca jab first needs emergency use authorisation from the WHO, which is set to make a decision next week.
9-year-old dies 3 days after testing positive for COVID-19
Makenzie started complaining about feeling very exhausted, so she was tucked in bed early before being found unresponsive.
Patients with gum disease more likely to die of COVID-19
Researchers explained that patients with gum disease showed higher blood markers that indicate inflammation in the body.
WHO says don't dismiss AstraZeneca shot after South Africa delays jabs
An international team of experts in China investigating how the outbreak started will speak to the media in Wuhan on Tuesday, the WHO announced.
Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for cancer patients?
Despite the limited data, medical groups, doctors, and cancer experts are pushing for vaccination of most cancer patients
AstraZeneca vaccine effective against mutated coronavirus first detected in UK
Vaccination reduced viral load and shedding, which creates a significant impact on the disease's transmission.
AstraZeneca vaccine less effective against S.African strain: study
Researchers are currently working to update the vaccine, and "have a version with the South African spike sequence in the works."
WHO calls for bigger vaccine rollout as US nears 'breaking point'
Europe is still the worst-affected region, with more than 760,000 deaths.
"No red flags": Fauci confident about COVID-19 vaccine trials for pregnant women
More than 10,000 pregnant women have already participated in COVID-19 vaccine trials with positive results.
COVID-19 vaccine side effects: Doctor warns about confusing sign that looks like breast cancer
A number of patients reported experiencing swollen lymph nodes two to four days after being vaccinated.
With China's help, Serbia overtakes EU in vaccine rollout
When registering for an appointment, Serbs can tick off their vaccine of choice -- the Pfizer/BioNtech, Sputnik V and Sinopharm jabs are currently on the menu.
J&J seeks US vaccine approval as hopes rise in virus fight
An advisory committee of the US Food and Drug Administration will meet to consider the application on February 26.
Covid Vaccine side effects: Dermatologists document cases of 'Covid arm'
The CDC advises those who see an increase in swelling and tenderness after 24 hours from the time of vaccination to consult a doctor.
Adults in the 20 to 49 age group are biggest COVID-19 superspreaders: study says
The research suggested that targeting the 20 to 49 age group for vaccination may help in hastening school reopenings.
Virus team visits China lab as poorer nations get vaccine boost
A WHO team finally started work on its investigation in recent days after months of delays, with the experts visiting the Wuhan Institute of Virology on Wednesday.
Mom with COVID-19 gives birth in a coma; finally holds her baby 3 months later
The mother contracted COVID-19 when she was already nine months pregnant and was then placed in a medically-induced coma.
Missouri teen successfully beats cancer three times but dies from COVID-19 complications
The 17-year-old fought with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and had beaten it three times through chemotherapy and bone marrow transplant.
Tributes paid after death of British lockdown hero 'Captain Tom'
Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Moore "not just a national inspiration but a beacon of hope for the world"
Europe warms to Russian jab after positive trial results
Meanwhile, the number of vaccinations administered worldwide passed 100 million, but none of the world's 29 poorest countries has formally started mass inoculations.
Vaccine storm engulfs EU chief Von Der Leyen
Von der Leyen has hit back hard at British-Swedish giant AstraZeneca in particular, accusing the pharmaceutical firm of falling short on contractual commitments to supply its vaccine to EU governments.